“We’ll have to do that.” Mom looks at Dad who nods with a grin.
“We plan to visit after the baby is born, so you’ll have to keep us up-to-date with how things are going,” Dad says.
“You’ll be the first to know,” I say, finishing my food.
“I can’t wait to be an aunt,” Annie says. “I’m going to spoil that little booger.”
I laugh. “I’m sure you will. Might need an extra room in our house for all the spoiling of this kid.” Between my family and the Bishops, I have no doubt this baby will be extra loved and cared for, which is just the way it should be.
The conversation continues, and I make myself promise that I’ll keep them in the loop during the rest of my pregnancy. It’s my parents’ first grandbaby, and I know it’s a big deal for all of them.
After dinner, we make our way to the livin
